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With this caveat firmly displayed, I shall say that Raymond Chandler seems to me the master of crime fiction, and that The Long Goodbye, if not the best or most technically accomplished of the Marlowe novels, is without question my favourite.
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The clasping score was equal to 0 if no clasping was observed during the test time, 1 if abnormal extension of the hindlimbs was noticed, 2 if the mouse showed partial clasping, and 3 when the mouse displayed firmly established clasping.
The troupe's discipline is firmly on display; no gesture is half-baked as the characters mince across the Kogod Cradle at Arena Stage (the show is part of the Fringe Curated series, with all five selections presented in the Cradle).
The impact of fatal violent crime is firmly on display at a victim's funeral, where everyone comes together to say goodbye to someone lost too soon.
Laparotomy displayed scleroatrophic lithiasic gallbladder firmly adherent to the second portion of duodenum with intense surrounding inflammation due to cholecystoduodenal fistula.
Concomitantly, the synovial venules of the knee joints in the CIA animals displayed a high number of firmly adherent leukocytes when compared with the control animals (≤ 1,000 cells/mm).
As shown in low magnification photomicrograph (1500x) ADSCs displayed a spindly morphology with numerous cytoplasmic projections firmly attached to material surfaces.
As the South African judiciary displayed an ongoing orientation towards both English and American law in this period, the analyses are firmly placed in the context of developments occurring concurrently in these two legal systems.
And reigning firmly over all this is Katrina Petrovna, a Russian-born spy for the British, who is played -or, more accurately, displayed - by Joan Collins.
He displayed his discovery at the Philadelphia Academy of Sciences and showed it off to colleagues, including Othniel Marsh who retorted that the head of his so-called elasmosaurus was firmly affixed to its tail.
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